Sentence examples for heartfelt quality from inspiring English sources

Her chorale inspired lavish praise, not only for its musicianship but also for the direct, heartfelt quality of its performances.

"Its importance to us was the high quality of the writing and the heartfelt quality of the performances".

(A speech he gives in London the following day on "the broken society" has the heartfelt quality he struggles to summon for other subjects).

Notting Hill is, in its contrived way, a very romantic film, with an intense, heartfelt quality: I have often wondered how much it was based on a real experience of "morganatic" romance between celebrity and civilian.

But there is a heartfelt quality, and it is valuable for being a reminder of a piece of history that once, almost like Suez, dominated every dinner-table discussion among London's political classes, and showed how Britain's post-imperial legacy was pretty toxic.

Yet the personal, heartfelt quality of "Alice" makes it one of my favorite Scorsese outings.

While maintaining the song's heartfelt qualities, he injects it with a more optimistic sound and a club-ready tempo.

Amid this bounty, "Timeless" is like a gift brought to a wealthy person's party -- it's heartfelt, high-quality and eminently tasteful but not really essential.

"The Cycle of Terror" has a heartfelt elegiac quality, of that there is no doubt.

PM: Quality music, heartfelt and genuine.

The acclaim he received from the Barbican crowd after such a brilliant demonstration of those qualities was fittingly heartfelt.